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The 16 pages that link to Antigonid dynasty, each with the reason it gives.

• Ptolemaic KingdomCompared with: Its kingdom offers a comparison with the Ptolemies’ Egyptian power base.

• Wars of the DiadochiBroader topic: The dynasty’s eventual rule in Macedon followed decades of conflict over the kingdom.

• Battle of IpsusBroader topic: Ipsus ended Antigonus’s attempt to establish a unified empire, though his dynasty survived in Macedonia.

• Hellenistic artRelated: Its court and cities sustained artistic traditions in the homeland of the Macedonian conquerors.

• Antigonus I MonophthalmusBroader topic: The dynasty’s later rule in Macedon fulfilled the political legacy of Antigonus’s family.

• DiadochiBroader topic: The dynasty eventually secured Macedon, one of the successor kingdoms.

• MacedonBroader topic: It restored a Macedonian kingdom after the wars that followed Alexander’s death.

• Macedonian EmpireBroader topic: Its rulers controlled Macedon, the empire’s former European center.

• Philip V of MacedonNarrower topic: Philip’s kingship continued the dynasty’s rule over Macedon.

• Third Macedonian WarNarrower topic: The war ended its rule over Macedon.

• Demetrius I PoliorcetesNarrower topic: Demetrius’s descendants established the dynasty that later dominated Macedonia.

• CassanderRelated: Demetrius I’s rise after Cassander’s death began the dynasty’s eventual control of Macedon.

• Macedonian WarsNarrower topic: Its kingship supplied the political framework for Rome’s principal Macedonian rival.

• Antigonus II GonatasNarrower topic: Gonatas founded its durable rule over Macedonia.

• Hellenistic GreeceBroader topic: Its kings contested control of Greece after the collapse of Alexander’s empire.

• Chremonidean WarRelated: Victory strengthened the dynasty’s hold over mainland Greece.